When you think of live looping music and beatboxing, you probably don’t directly make a connection with Buddhistic chanting. Well, we have news for you: it exists, and it is amazing. We’d like to introduce you to Yogetsu Akasaka: a Japanese Zen Buddhist monk who creates beautiful, meditative music by combining the chanting and singing of sutras/mantras with beatboxing and handpan music, while live looping it at the same time. To learn more about Yogetsu check out the following...

Quazzy is a man of many hats. Quazzy has a background in Film and Digital Media(New York University BFA ‘11), and discovered Yoga as a way to reconnect to his sense of purpose and identity. After teaching hundreds of Yoga and Meditation classes around New York and abroad, Quazzy founded “Running River Collective”, an organization that amplifies access to wellness. Learn more about Quazzy's 'Meditation Made Easy' course: https://innerpeace.network/course/meditation-made-easy To learn more...

Scilla Elworthy is a three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee and founder of Peace Direct, which supports local action against conflict. She helped set up The Elders initiative as an adviser to Sir Richard Branson, Peter Gabriel and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Scilla is a long-term friend of Inner Peace Network and true advocate for helping people live a non-violent life. To learn more about Scilla check out the following resources:  Inner Peace Network Teacher Profile:...

Satish Kumar is an 85-year old peace activist, who travelled all the way from India to Washington D.C. on an 8,000-mile peace walk. This life-changing journey inspired him to devote his time for protecting the planet and its people. If you're looking for a fresh perspective from this bundle of joy, this is an episode you don't want to miss. We talk about gratitude, Inner Peace, planet Earth, and practical ways for you to feel more at ease. To learn more about Satish check out the following...